create-template
Create Worldbuilding Template
Create a new worldbuilding template for: $ARGUMENTS
Instructions
You are creating a new Obsidian template for a fantasy worldbuilding vault. Follow the established conventions exactly.
Step 1: Determine Category and Filename
Based on the user's request, determine:
- Category folder: Characters, Settlements, Items, Creatures, Organizations, Concepts, History, or Geography
- Filename: Use Title Case with spaces (e.g., "Haunted House.md", "Trade Guild.md")
Step 2: Template Structure
Every template MUST follow this exact structure:
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